Monday, November 17, 2014
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Update on the Urban Eatery and Culinary School
Sorry it took my a while to post my updates, I started to run in a little wild with the façade and massing of my model. I decided to go back to my original design of the hybrid model and create an arch over the eatery. The massing on the top is where the culinary school is located, creating a space between the eatery and the school. The maximum height is 60' and the culinary school starts 45' high. The roof top restaurant for the culinary school is located on the corner, and it is 2 floors. There is a bridge connecting the two massing where the library will be located. I'm considering adding a bridge for the eatery to connect them.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Layout of Spaces
This is the layout for the 1st floor where the urban eatery is located. I followed the flow of the pieces and laid out the flow of the restaurants spaces and exhibition and outdoor space. While laying out the spaces, I realized that I would be needing both lots to have enough space for the urban eatery and culinary school.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Hybrid Models
After making the models based on our collages, we had to choose our favorite models and combine them making a hybrid model.
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| When choosing these two models I had the idea of taking the folded papers and creating towers. I started to randomly cut pieces of paper, folded them and stacked them. |
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| I wanted to see how the sharp edges would in contrast to a curved transparent surface. |
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| I liked the model I did based on ice and wanted to combine it with sharp edges. |
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Models Based on Collages
For this assignment we were asked to make 3 models based on each collage. Was also encouraged to step outside the standard material box. I also only gave myself 30 minutes to work on each model to keep myself from thinking to much and creating an exact replica of the pictures.
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